Super Bowl Logo Conspiracy Theory Resurfaces with Chiefs-Eagles Matchup

Fans reignite claims of NFL scripting after Super Bowl 59 logo colors match team identities.

The Super Bowl 59 logo, revealed last year, prominently features red and green, the primary colors of the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, fueling conspiracy theories.
The theory suggests the NFL pre-selects Super Bowl teams to maximize revenue and embeds hints in the game’s logo design.
Critics argue the colors are coincidental, noting that shades of green and red could also represent other NFL teams or broader design considerations.
This year's Super Bowl marks a rematch of the Chiefs and Eagles, who previously faced off in Super Bowl 57.
The NFL has not commented on the conspiracy theory, which has gained traction on social media despite a lack of concrete evidence.